Dating app Tinder rolled out a new profile feature called “Relationship Goals,” which will help members signal what they are looking for.
The new feature has started to roll out globally to members in several countries and will be available to all members by January 5, 2023, said the company.
“Young singles, who make up the majority on Tinder, are increasingly becoming more intentional with who they spend their time with. In fact, 72 percent of Tinder members said they’re looking for someone who knows what they want,” Kyle Miller, Vice President of Core Product at Tinder, said in a statement.
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“Relationship goals give members more control over their interactions and allow them to match with more intention, without missing out on a connection they wouldn’t have made anywhere else,” he added.
Moreover, the company said that recent testing of the feature in select markets showed that more than 50 percent of members have added Relationship Goals to their profiles.
To use the new feature, Tinder members will need to tap into their profile settings and choose from six intent options: long-term partner, long-term, open to short, short-term, open to long, short-term fun, New friends, or still figuring it out.
“As members are on the app, they’ll be able to see what potential matches have selected on their profiles and make better connections for all the right reasons,” the company said.
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Dating app Tinder rolled out a new profile feature called “Relationship Goals,” which will help members signal what they are looking for.
The new feature has started to roll out globally to members in several countries and will be available to all members by January 5, 2023, said the company.
“Young singles, who make up the majority on Tinder, are increasingly becoming more intentional with who they spend their time with. In fact, 72 percent of Tinder members said they’re looking for someone who knows what they want,” Kyle Miller, Vice President of Core Product at Tinder, said in a statement.
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“Relationship goals give members more control over their interactions and allow them to match with more intention, without missing out on a connection they wouldn’t have made anywhere else,” he added.
Moreover, the company said that recent testing of the feature in select markets showed that more than 50 percent of members have added Relationship Goals to their profiles.
To use the new feature, Tinder members will need to tap into their profile settings and choose from six intent options: long-term partner, long-term, open to short, short-term, open to long, short-term fun, New friends, or still figuring it out.
“As members are on the app, they’ll be able to see what potential matches have selected on their profiles and make better connections for all the right reasons,” the company said.
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